Galapagos Cruise Itinerary A (Nemo I)

Our 7 nights western route is a mini-expedition to the largest sea bird colonies and some of the remotest corners of Galapagos; outer islands belong often to the more exclusive places. This adventurous route contains longer nightly navigation stretches (but Sailing Catamaran Nemo I is faster than average, and you will also have two relatively quiet floating nights).

After visiting North Seymour and Genovesa, you will round the by far largest island Isabela, and pass by pristine Fernandina, which are both just recently born out of fire. On its way back Nemo I will anchor at Santiago’s James Bay (fur seal grottos and great snorkelling) and sail round the sea bird laden volcano islet of Daphne Major.Though less frequented than popular central and south-eastern islands, the volcanic north offers most dramatic landscapes and reveal the first chapter of evolution. And the desolate west is truly exceptional. Become witness of some bizarre miracles of evolution, such as flightless cormorants, huge marine iguanas and Galapagos penguins close to the equator. During a climb to the rim of the huge caldera of Sierra Negra and on the volcano islets of Bartolome and Chinese Hat you will get impressed by the volcanic forces that still create the islands. Discover how pioneer species conquer barren lava fields and create habitats for new colonist species.Walk at very short distance past frigatebirds, blue-footed boobies, red-footed and Nazca boobies whilst courtshipping, mating, breeding, nurturing or learning to fly (depending on the season). Furthermore, en route you will have chances to see emblematic and endemic Galapagos land iguanas, American flamingos and exciting whale watching!

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All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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05 March, 2018 to 12 March, 2018

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All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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19 March, 2018 to 26 March, 2018

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All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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02 April, 2018 to 09 April, 2018

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All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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16 April, 2018 to 23 April, 2018

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All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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30 April, 2018 to 07 May, 2018

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All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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14 May, 2018 to 21 May, 2018

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All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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28 May, 2018 to 04 June, 2018

Prices quoted here are often dependent on currency fluctuations. Please check with (01432 507450 or info@small-cruise-ships.com) for the very latest price, which may well be cheaper than the one advertised here.

All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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11 June, 2018 to 18 June, 2018

Prices quoted here are often dependent on currency fluctuations. Please check with (01432 507450 or info@small-cruise-ships.com) for the very latest price, which may well be cheaper than the one advertised here.

All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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25 June, 2018 to 02 July, 2018

Prices quoted here are often dependent on currency fluctuations. Please check with (01432 507450 or info@small-cruise-ships.com) for the very latest price, which may well be cheaper than the one advertised here.

All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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09 July, 2018 to 16 July, 2018

Prices quoted here are often dependent on currency fluctuations. Please check with (01432 507450 or info@small-cruise-ships.com) for the very latest price, which may well be cheaper than the one advertised here.

All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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23 July, 2018 to 30 July, 2018

Prices quoted here are often dependent on currency fluctuations. Please check with (01432 507450 or info@small-cruise-ships.com) for the very latest price, which may well be cheaper than the one advertised here.

All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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06 August, 2018 to 13 August, 2018

Prices quoted here are often dependent on currency fluctuations. Please check with (01432 507450 or info@small-cruise-ships.com) for the very latest price, which may well be cheaper than the one advertised here.

All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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20 August, 2018 to 27 August, 2018

Prices quoted here are often dependent on currency fluctuations. Please check with (01432 507450 or info@small-cruise-ships.com) for the very latest price, which may well be cheaper than the one advertised here.

All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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03 September, 2018 to 10 September, 2018

Prices quoted here are often dependent on currency fluctuations. Please check with (01432 507450 or info@small-cruise-ships.com) for the very latest price, which may well be cheaper than the one advertised here.

All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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17 September, 2018 to 24 September, 2018

Prices quoted here are often dependent on currency fluctuations. Please check with (01432 507450 or info@small-cruise-ships.com) for the very latest price, which may well be cheaper than the one advertised here.

All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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01 October, 2018 to 08 October, 2018

Prices quoted here are often dependent on currency fluctuations. Please check with (01432 507450 or info@small-cruise-ships.com) for the very latest price, which may well be cheaper than the one advertised here.

All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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15 October, 2018 to 22 October, 2018

Prices quoted here are often dependent on currency fluctuations. Please check with (01432 507450 or info@small-cruise-ships.com) for the very latest price, which may well be cheaper than the one advertised here.

All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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29 October, 2018 to 05 November, 2018

Prices quoted here are often dependent on currency fluctuations. Please check with (01432 507450 or info@small-cruise-ships.com) for the very latest price, which may well be cheaper than the one advertised here.

All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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12 November, 2018 to 19 November, 2018

Prices quoted here are often dependent on currency fluctuations. Please check with (01432 507450 or info@small-cruise-ships.com) for the very latest price, which may well be cheaper than the one advertised here.

All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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26 November, 2018 to 03 December, 2018

Prices quoted here are often dependent on currency fluctuations. Please check with (01432 507450 or info@small-cruise-ships.com) for the very latest price, which may well be cheaper than the one advertised here.

All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
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10 December, 2018 to 17 December, 2018

Prices quoted here are often dependent on currency fluctuations. Please check with (01432 507450 or info@small-cruise-ships.com) for the very latest price, which may well be cheaper than the one advertised here.

All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
view cabin photo

24 December, 2018 to 31 December, 2018

Prices quoted here are often dependent on currency fluctuations. Please check with (01432 507450 or info@small-cruise-ships.com) for the very latest price, which may well be cheaper than the one advertised here.

All 8 twin cabins are located within both hulls of the catamaran and have a private bathroom (hot/cold water, hand shower and toilet), privately controlled air conditioning, as well as a fan. In every cabin are 110V US-style connectors to charge batteries or connect other electronic equipment.
You enter your cabin from the main deck through a multifunctional hatch and a marine staircase (stainless steel with teak; cabins 5 & 6 have a fiber steps instead). Some inside space has been gained thanks to the inventive entrance, hence there are no doors that need swinging space. The hatch has a skylight window that lets-in natural daylight and fresh air as well. Each cabin also has on average three portholes in the hull as well, and there is good lighting.
Because the hulls have a hydrodynamic shape, just opposite cabins can be equal, offering most space in the center (these are the cabins with the fiber steps). Smart interior designers made intelligently use of the limited amount of space.
The cabins are extremely stable because these are located at sea level, and the width of the catamaran prevents rolling. The cabins may be somewhat narrow, but in daily practice you only take a shower and sleep here. Day time is planned full with island visits, having meals and other adventures; and there are no better places for relaxing and socializing than the excellent social areas with their nice views and pure sea breeze!
view cabin photo

Galapagos Cruise Itinerary A (Nemo I) itinerary:

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Day 1 – Monday Arrival at Baltra Airport & North Seymour Island

AM: Arrival at Baltra Airport
Upon arrival at Baltra Airport, you will first pass through an airport inspection point where your TCT (Transit Control Card) will be checked and stamped (please keep this carefully with your passport as you will need to show it again when you leave Galapagos). Here you will also pay the Galapagos National Park entrance fee of USD 100 (unless it has been prepaid). To ensure that no foreign plants or animals are introduced to the islands, your luggage will be inspected as well. At the arrival hall a naturalist guide will meet you and escort you on a short bus ride to the harbor at Baltra. By dinghy you will be taken to the yacht.
PM: North Seymour Island
North Seymour is an uplifted (different to volcanic origin) island and so is generally flat and strewn with boulders. There are good nesting sites here for a large population of magnificent frigate birds. Blue-footed boobies perform their courtship dance in the more open areas and swallow-tailed gulls perch on the cliff edges. Despite the tremendous surf that can pound the outer shore, sea lions haul out onto the beach and can be found bodysurfing.
Watch your step, as the boobies don’t worry much about where they nest, and you might just step on one. The trees are dotted with male frigate birds trying to attract the attention of the ladies by inflating their bright red skin flaps (seasonal activity). They sometimes fly in the air to call more attention to themselves. There’s a circular path that takes you through the island to a beautiful, rocky shore where the waves crash with a silvery-blue color.

Day 2 – Tuesday Darwin Bay & Prince Phillip Steps (Genovesa)

AM: Darwin Bay (Genovesa)
This bay has origin when the crater of this island collapsed below sea level. The wet landing is on a beautiful white coral sandy beach. This is a favorite island for birdwatchers: red footed-boobies, masked boobies, wandering tattlers, lava gulls, whimbrels Yellow-crowned, black-crowned and lava herons, and yellow warblers can be seen in the area.
Continuing on the trail, visitors climb gradually to the edge of the cliff seeing Red-Foots nesting in the Mangrove trees below. Bird watching includes sightings of Sharp-Beaked Finches, Large Cactus and Ground Finches, Galapagos Doves and Swallow-Tailed Gulls. Reaching the end the trail at the cliff’s edge offers an incredible view of the island and the many birds living there.
PM: Prince Phillip Steps (Genovesa)
El Barranco is located at the southern part of Darwin Bay and it is also known as Prince Philip’s Steps. Passengers will climb to a plateau that is part of the stretch of land that surrounds Darwin Bay on its eastern side. There is a big population of Masked boobies and Red-Footed boobies in the trees; Storm petrels and Short-eared Owls have found the ideal place for nesting in the lava flows.

Day 3 – Wednesday Bartolome & Chinese Hat

AM: Bartolome
Bartolome Island is situated across Sullivan Bay. It has an altitude of 114 meters, from where we can observe one of the most beautiful sceneries of the Galapagos Islands such as: Volcanic cones, lunar-like craters, lava fields, and the famous Toba formed pinnacle eroded by the sea. There is very little vegetation on this island.
It has two breathtaking beaches where marine turtles exist and at the base of the pinnacle, as well as a very small colony of Galapagos penguins.
PM: Chinese Hat
This is a small islet (1 sq km) located just off the southeastern tip of Santiago Island. It is a recent volcanic cone, shaped like a Chinese hat when seen from north side. On the west side lava formations may be observed, formed under the sea and raised upward, this is why coral heads are found on the lava. This is an excellent visit for interpretation of geological features such as lava tubes and lava flows. The landscape is covered by sea lions colonies, marine iguanas and Galapagos penguins.

AM: Santa Cruz Highlands Tortoises Farm
Santa Cruz also offers excellent opportunities for viewing wild tortoises, both roaming through pastures in the agricultural zone and in the Tortoise Reserve, which is accessible from Santa Rosa or Salasaca. Several farms serve food and allow visitors to explore their grounds in search of tortoises. Descending through the agricultural zone into the Transition Zone where the Tortoise Reserve is located, the introduced vegetation of the farmlands is replaced by native vegetation. The pond at El Chato is surrounded by forest where short-eared owls, Darwin’s finches, Vermilion Flycatchers, Yellow Warblers, Galapagos Rails, and Paint-billed Crakes can be seen. As the visitor walks into the forests overgrown with lichens, ferns, and other epiphytes, it is time to listen carefully for the sound of heavy footsteps and the sound of shrubs being slowly crushed as the tortoises make their way through the brush.
PM: Charles Darwin Station, Santa Cruz Island
Although the great majority of Galapagos visitors come here to observe and appreciate natural wonders, it is also interesting to learn how the protection and conservation of the islands are carried out. The Breeding and Rearing area of the scientific center are definitely a worthwhile visit.

Day 5 – Friday Punta Moreno & Elizabeth Bay (Isabela)

AM: Punta Moreno (Isabela)
Punta Moreno is located on the north coast of Isabela Island between the volcano Sierra Negra and the Cerro Azul volcano. The trail runs along a lava flow Pahohoe (solidified lava in the form of an accordion) into a complex of coastal lagoons. Its main attractions are several species of birds which can be found around the lakes and mangroves.
PM: Elizabeth Bay, Isabela
This is a marine visitor site, the excursion is carried out in a zodiac and so there is no landing point. Your zodiac ride starts with a visit to the Marielas islets where there is the largest and most important penguin colony in the Galapagos Islands. The excursion continues into the cove that is surrounded by red mangroves where you can admire their red roots and green leafs. It is here that you are able to observe sea turtles, flightless cormorants, spotted eagle rays, golden rays, brown pelicans and sea lions. Frequently visitors have been able to see Galapagos Hawks soaring overhead whilst schools of Pompano and Dorado fish swim below.

AM: Punta Espinosa (Fernandina)
Fernandina is the third largest island in the archipelago and the site Punta Espinosa is located at the northeastern tip of the island. Just across Tagus Cove, is a visitor’s site where various unique species of Galapagos can be seen. Marine iguanas conglomerate in larger groups than in any other island. They bask around in the sand, swim near the shore and sometimes block the way at the landing dock. Among the unique species found here, is the Flightless Comorant. A bird that, due to the lack of predators, evolved differently; it’s wings, tails and feet progressively adapted for swimming. To see these birds, is to witness evolution happening right in front of you. You can observe the flightless cormorants and penguins very closely.
PM: Urbina Bay, Isabela Island
Urbina Bay is located along the west coast of Isabela, between Elizabeth Bay and Tagus Cove. It is close to the base of the Alcedo Volcano. The coastline has undergone a major uplift in 1954, which caused the shore to expand three quarters of a mile out. Here you will be able to find corals, shells, and many other calcareous organisms exposed above water. Urbina Bay is home to large and colorful land iguanas and giant tortoises of the Alcedo Volcano population. A lot of Darwin finches can be seen as well.

AM: Puerto Egas (Santiago)
Its black beach is located at the west side of the island and is its main attraction. Volcanic tuff deposits have favored the formation of this special black sand beach. This site is called Puerto Egas, because there was an attempt of the company of Hector Egas to start the exploitation of salt. It failed, because the price of salt in the continent was very low and did not justify its exploitation in Galapagos. Thus the project was abandoned.
PM: Espumilla Beach, Bucaneer Cove (Santiago)
Espumilla beach is located at the northern coast of Santiago Island in James Bay. During the last presence of the “El Niño phenomenon”, one of the two lagoons of this site underwent a process of sedimentation, thus causing the disappearance of a representative colony of flamingos. The main attraction is the palo santo forest. The beach is an important site for nesting marine turtles. At the nearby Buccaneers Cove we have a great snorkeling opportunity.

Day 8 – Monday Daphne Major

AM: Daphne Major
Daphne Major is a volcanic island just north of Santa Cruz Island and just west of Baltra Island. It consists of a tuff crater rising 120 m. above the sea. An intensive study of Darwin’s finches has taken place here by the biologists Peter and Rosemary Grant. Their results have been supporting strongly Darwin’s theory of evolution. We are not allowed onto the island. Daphne offers a big variety of other birds including Galápagos Martins, Blue-footed Booby, Nazca Booby, Short-eared Owls, Red-billed Tropicbirds and Magnificent Frigate birds.
Transfer to Baltra airport for your flight back to Guayaquil or Quito.

Please Note:

Itinerary is subject to change in case of force majeure caused by exceptional and natural circumstances. Approximate departure and navigation times are just indicative and depend on the sea state and decisions of the captain. Although Galapagos seldom requires quests for wildlife, observation of specific species can never be guaranteed.

Galapagos Cruise Itinerary A (Nemo I) reverse itinerary:

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Please Note: *

Itinerary is subject to change in case of force majeure caused by exceptional and natural circumstances. Approximate departure and navigation times are just indicative and depend on the sea state and decisions of the captain. Although Galapagos seldom requires quests for wildlife, observation of specific species can never be guaranteed.

Day 8 – Monday Daphne Major *

AM: Daphne Major
Daphne Major is a volcanic island just north of Santa Cruz Island and just west of Baltra Island. It consists of a tuff crater rising 120 m. above the sea. An intensive study of Darwin’s finches has taken place here by the biologists Peter and Rosemary Grant. Their results have been supporting strongly Darwin’s theory of evolution. We are not allowed onto the island. Daphne offers a big variety of other birds including Galápagos Martins, Blue-footed Booby, Nazca Booby, Short-eared Owls, Red-billed Tropicbirds and Magnificent Frigate birds.
Transfer to Baltra airport for your flight back to Guayaquil or Quito.

AM: Puerto Egas (Santiago)
Its black beach is located at the west side of the island and is its main attraction. Volcanic tuff deposits have favored the formation of this special black sand beach. This site is called Puerto Egas, because there was an attempt of the company of Hector Egas to start the exploitation of salt. It failed, because the price of salt in the continent was very low and did not justify its exploitation in Galapagos. Thus the project was abandoned.
PM: Espumilla Beach, Bucaneer Cove (Santiago)
Espumilla beach is located at the northern coast of Santiago Island in James Bay. During the last presence of the “El Niño phenomenon”, one of the two lagoons of this site underwent a process of sedimentation, thus causing the disappearance of a representative colony of flamingos. The main attraction is the palo santo forest. The beach is an important site for nesting marine turtles. At the nearby Buccaneers Cove we have a great snorkeling opportunity.

AM: Punta Espinosa (Fernandina)
Fernandina is the third largest island in the archipelago and the site Punta Espinosa is located at the northeastern tip of the island. Just across Tagus Cove, is a visitor’s site where various unique species of Galapagos can be seen. Marine iguanas conglomerate in larger groups than in any other island. They bask around in the sand, swim near the shore and sometimes block the way at the landing dock. Among the unique species found here, is the Flightless Comorant. A bird that, due to the lack of predators, evolved differently; it’s wings, tails and feet progressively adapted for swimming. To see these birds, is to witness evolution happening right in front of you. You can observe the flightless cormorants and penguins very closely.
PM: Urbina Bay, Isabela Island
Urbina Bay is located along the west coast of Isabela, between Elizabeth Bay and Tagus Cove. It is close to the base of the Alcedo Volcano. The coastline has undergone a major uplift in 1954, which caused the shore to expand three quarters of a mile out. Here you will be able to find corals, shells, and many other calcareous organisms exposed above water. Urbina Bay is home to large and colorful land iguanas and giant tortoises of the Alcedo Volcano population. A lot of Darwin finches can be seen as well.

Day 5 – Friday Punta Moreno & Elizabeth Bay (Isabela) *

AM: Punta Moreno (Isabela)
Punta Moreno is located on the north coast of Isabela Island between the volcano Sierra Negra and the Cerro Azul volcano. The trail runs along a lava flow Pahohoe (solidified lava in the form of an accordion) into a complex of coastal lagoons. Its main attractions are several species of birds which can be found around the lakes and mangroves.
PM: Elizabeth Bay, Isabela
This is a marine visitor site, the excursion is carried out in a zodiac and so there is no landing point. Your zodiac ride starts with a visit to the Marielas islets where there is the largest and most important penguin colony in the Galapagos Islands. The excursion continues into the cove that is surrounded by red mangroves where you can admire their red roots and green leafs. It is here that you are able to observe sea turtles, flightless cormorants, spotted eagle rays, golden rays, brown pelicans and sea lions. Frequently visitors have been able to see Galapagos Hawks soaring overhead whilst schools of Pompano and Dorado fish swim below.

AM: Santa Cruz Highlands Tortoises Farm
Santa Cruz also offers excellent opportunities for viewing wild tortoises, both roaming through pastures in the agricultural zone and in the Tortoise Reserve, which is accessible from Santa Rosa or Salasaca. Several farms serve food and allow visitors to explore their grounds in search of tortoises. Descending through the agricultural zone into the Transition Zone where the Tortoise Reserve is located, the introduced vegetation of the farmlands is replaced by native vegetation. The pond at El Chato is surrounded by forest where short-eared owls, Darwin’s finches, Vermilion Flycatchers, Yellow Warblers, Galapagos Rails, and Paint-billed Crakes can be seen. As the visitor walks into the forests overgrown with lichens, ferns, and other epiphytes, it is time to listen carefully for the sound of heavy footsteps and the sound of shrubs being slowly crushed as the tortoises make their way through the brush.
PM: Charles Darwin Station, Santa Cruz Island
Although the great majority of Galapagos visitors come here to observe and appreciate natural wonders, it is also interesting to learn how the protection and conservation of the islands are carried out. The Breeding and Rearing area of the scientific center are definitely a worthwhile visit.

Day 3 – Wednesday Bartolome & Chinese Hat *

AM: Bartolome
Bartolome Island is situated across Sullivan Bay. It has an altitude of 114 meters, from where we can observe one of the most beautiful sceneries of the Galapagos Islands such as: Volcanic cones, lunar-like craters, lava fields, and the famous Toba formed pinnacle eroded by the sea. There is very little vegetation on this island.
It has two breathtaking beaches where marine turtles exist and at the base of the pinnacle, as well as a very small colony of Galapagos penguins.
PM: Chinese Hat
This is a small islet (1 sq km) located just off the southeastern tip of Santiago Island. It is a recent volcanic cone, shaped like a Chinese hat when seen from north side. On the west side lava formations may be observed, formed under the sea and raised upward, this is why coral heads are found on the lava. This is an excellent visit for interpretation of geological features such as lava tubes and lava flows. The landscape is covered by sea lions colonies, marine iguanas and Galapagos penguins.

Day 2 – Tuesday Darwin Bay & Prince Phillip Steps (Genovesa) *

AM: Darwin Bay (Genovesa)
This bay has origin when the crater of this island collapsed below sea level. The wet landing is on a beautiful white coral sandy beach. This is a favorite island for birdwatchers: red footed-boobies, masked boobies, wandering tattlers, lava gulls, whimbrels Yellow-crowned, black-crowned and lava herons, and yellow warblers can be seen in the area.
Continuing on the trail, visitors climb gradually to the edge of the cliff seeing Red-Foots nesting in the Mangrove trees below. Bird watching includes sightings of Sharp-Beaked Finches, Large Cactus and Ground Finches, Galapagos Doves and Swallow-Tailed Gulls. Reaching the end the trail at the cliff’s edge offers an incredible view of the island and the many birds living there.
PM: Prince Phillip Steps (Genovesa)
El Barranco is located at the southern part of Darwin Bay and it is also known as Prince Philip’s Steps. Passengers will climb to a plateau that is part of the stretch of land that surrounds Darwin Bay on its eastern side. There is a big population of Masked boobies and Red-Footed boobies in the trees; Storm petrels and Short-eared Owls have found the ideal place for nesting in the lava flows.

Day 1 – Monday Arrival at Baltra Airport & North Seymour Island *

AM: Arrival at Baltra Airport
Upon arrival at Baltra Airport, you will first pass through an airport inspection point where your TCT (Transit Control Card) will be checked and stamped (please keep this carefully with your passport as you will need to show it again when you leave Galapagos). Here you will also pay the Galapagos National Park entrance fee of USD 100 (unless it has been prepaid). To ensure that no foreign plants or animals are introduced to the islands, your luggage will be inspected as well. At the arrival hall a naturalist guide will meet you and escort you on a short bus ride to the harbor at Baltra. By dinghy you will be taken to the yacht.
PM: North Seymour Island
North Seymour is an uplifted (different to volcanic origin) island and so is generally flat and strewn with boulders. There are good nesting sites here for a large population of magnificent frigate birds. Blue-footed boobies perform their courtship dance in the more open areas and swallow-tailed gulls perch on the cliff edges. Despite the tremendous surf that can pound the outer shore, sea lions haul out onto the beach and can be found bodysurfing.
Watch your step, as the boobies don’t worry much about where they nest, and you might just step on one. The trees are dotted with male frigate birds trying to attract the attention of the ladies by inflating their bright red skin flaps (seasonal activity). They sometimes fly in the air to call more attention to themselves. There’s a circular path that takes you through the island to a beautiful, rocky shore where the waves crash with a silvery-blue color.

* = Indicative

Nemo I

Vessel Type: Motor Sail Catamaran

Length: 25m

Passenger Capacity: 14

Built:

The Nemo I catamaran has capacity for 14 passengers offering an intimate cruising experience in the Galapagos Archipelago. The vessel was designed and built in France by Dufour & Sparks.

The Nemo I offers open deck social areas that allow you to enjoy the view. Meals are served in the indoor and outdoor dining areas. When weather conditions permit it is possible to turn off the engines and raise the sails, navigating silently through one the world's natural wonders!

The itinerary alternates each week so be sure to check with our sales staff which will be running for your dates of travel, we particularly love Itinerary A which visits the best of the western islands as well as the amazing birdlife at Genovesa in the north.

Number of cabins: 7 cabins in total: 2 double bed cabins (matrimonial), 4 bunks with double lower / single on top, 1 bunk with both single beds

Our 3 nights eastern route heads first to the little-frequented Pitt Point, the easternmost point of the archipelago and only site where blue-footed, red-footed and Nazca boobies gather together. It ......click here to read more.

Our 3 nights northern route enables you to combine the sea bird colonies of North Seymour and exclusive Genovesa with spectacular volcano islets Bartolome and Chinese Hat, where you will ......click here to read more.